Year: 1958 Language: english Author: Trefor J. Reynolds & Lewis E. Kent Genre: Textbook Publisher: The English Universities Press Ltd Format: PDF Quality: Scanned pages + text layer Pages count: 456 Description: l\s mentioned in the preface to the original edition of this book in 1944, the aim was to present, in simple language, the basic ?principles of building mechanics. However, the application of these principles to modern structural regulations have not been forgotten. British Standard 449 has laid down certain new working stresses. For example, an important cl1angc is the raising of the permission, working stress in bending from 8 tons/in . 2 to 10 tons/in. 2, in th<' case of simple beams. Where it has appean•d to be desirable, the new working stresses have been used in this edition, keeping in mind the general scope of the book. It must be remembered that all lists of stresses, etc., issued in ' Codes ' and ' Standards ' 'I.re subject to periodic revision. The book remains a text-book of fundamental principles of structural mechanics. The authors wish to thank the British Constructional Steelwork Association and the British Steel Makc>rs for permission to include' the tables on pages z62--265 inclusive.
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Introduction To Structural Mechanics
Language: english
Author: Trefor J. Reynolds & Lewis E. Kent
Genre: Textbook
Publisher: The English Universities Press Ltd
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages + text layer
Pages count: 456
Description: l\s mentioned in the preface to the original edition of this book
in 1944, the aim was to present, in simple language, the basic
?principles of building mechanics.
However, the application of these principles to modern structural
regulations have not been forgotten.
British Standard 449 has laid down certain new working stresses.
For example, an important cl1angc is the raising of the permission,
working stress in bending from 8 tons/in . 2 to 10 tons/in. 2, in th<'
case of simple beams. Where it has appean•d to be desirable,
the new working stresses have been used in this edition, keeping
in mind the general scope of the book. It must be remembered
that all lists of stresses, etc., issued in ' Codes ' and ' Standards '
'I.re subject to periodic revision.
The book remains a text-book of fundamental principles of
structural mechanics. The authors wish to thank the British
Constructional Steelwork Association and the British Steel Makc>rs
for permission to include' the tables on pages z62--265 inclusive.
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